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Pope Francis Meets Argentinian Falklands War Vet at Vatican

Pontiff receives Oscar Doria Fernandez and blesses crucifixes for fallen soldiers' cemeteries

Egyptian Voters Back New Constitution in Early Results

There was optimism for Egypt's future on the streets of the capital Cairo on Thursday (January 16) after the initial results of a referendum showed an overwhelming approval for a new constitution.

South Sudan Refugees: 400,000 Displaced by Sectarian Warfare - In Pictures

Nearly half a million South Sudanese flee conflict in world's newest state.

A burnt car is parked at the U.S. consulate, which was attacked and set on fire by gunmen yesterday, in Benghazi

Benghazi Attack: 5 Things We Learned from US Senate Panel

State Department blamed for 2012 attack that killed ambassador Chris Stevens in Libya.

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Gay Pride revelers at Parliament: Probably not there for a gay cure

'Gay Cure' Christian Group Takes Therapy Fight to Parliament

Core Issues lobbies against Geraint Davies MP's move to outlaw gay-to-straight conversion programme.

China: Communist School Vice-President Suspended over Sex Scandal

President Xi Jinping takes zero tolerance approach to sex scandals and corruption rocking Chinese elite.

Lib Dems Will Not Take Action Against Lord Rennard

Coalition partners say insufficient evidence against peer over impropriety allegations.

Westminster Times: Ducking Questions, Green Dynamos, French Affair

Political Editor Nick Assinder casts a beady eye over the political machinations of the Westminster week.

US, Gulf Arab States Pledge $1bn in Fresh Syria Aid

UN Warns 9.3 Million Syrians Urgently Need Aid

Donors meet at Syria aid summit in Kuwait as UN urges immediate aid for half of the Syrian population.

Iranian President Rouhani Deletes 'West's Surrender' Boast from Twitter Feed

White House says it does not matter what Iran say: 'it matters what they do'

RBS to pay out £125m over computer glitch

Ed Miliband Adds Bankers to Energy Bosses on Labour's Baddies List

Labour's Ed Miliband believes he will chime with public opinion with attack on bankers.

Erna Solberg has warned British Eurosceptics to be careful in wish for EU exit

Norway Warns UK: Don't Exit Europe

Norway PM Erna Solberg says being in single market and out of the EU is not all it's cracked up to be

South Sudan Conflict: Rebels and Army Steal Aid

Ban Ki-moon condemns government troops rebels for stealing food, medicines and vehicles.

Mexican Standoff as Warring Vigilantes and Drug Cartel Refuse to Disarm

Heavily armed vigilante groups will not lay down weapons in territorial dispute with Knights Templar gang.

Divorced Parents are Dysfunctional, Says Tory MP Gerald Howarth

Rightwinger claims broken families, neglectful fathers and divorce costing taxpayer £40bn a year.

George Osborne Risks Overplaying EU Withdrawal Threat

Chancellor's warning that UK could leave EU unless it reforms not as dramatic as it seems.

Bangkok Shutdown: Thai Protesters Threaten to Cripple Stock Exchange and National Airlines

Hardline opposition group gives ultimatum to interim PM Yingluck Shinawatra to step down, failing which, state-run offices will be seized.

Sikh Golden Temple Raid: UK Investigates SAS Link to 1984 Amritsar Massacre

David Cameron urges an investigation on alleged Britain's complicity in India Golden Temple raid that killed 500

Francois Hollande on Julie Gayet Affair: 'Difficult Moments Should be Dealt with Privately'

Hollande says 'everyone in personal life can encounter difficulties'

France's Hollande Expected to Talk on Affair Allegations

Israel Defence Minister on John Kerry: 'Messianic and Obsessive'

Moshe Yaalon lambasts US secretary of state John Kerry over security plan.

Immigration Debate: Only Two Dozen Romanians Have Entered UK Since Border Controls Lifted

According to Ion Jinga, Romania's British Ambassador, the UK's figures can be based on those of the Netherlands.

Alastair Campbell: Labour Should Renationalise Railways

Former spin chief doubtful that Labour could win outright general election victory.

Ed Miliband Launches Labour's Economy Offensive with Middle Class Rallying Call

Labour leader casts himself as the champion of the struggling middle classes ahead of keynote speech.

Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Australian Open, Fracking Protests, Cristiano Ronaldo

Best pictures on 14 January, 2014.

Thai Protesters Target Government Offices

Women cast their votes at a polling centre during a referendum on Egypt's new constitution in Cairo

Egyptians at the Polls: What's New in the Redrafted Constitution?

Military-backed amended version of 2012 constitution limits Sharia law and boosts military power.

Ed Miliband: Middle Class Britain Facing 'Crisis of Confidence'

Labour leader addresses graduate jobs, food prices, savings and pensions in cost of living crisis article.

Tension Mounts as Egypt Holds Referendum on New Consitution

Egyptians have started a two-day referendum on new constitution that could lead to democratic elections.

South Sudan: More than 200 Including Women and Children Drown in Nile, Fleeing Conflict

Boat carrying 300 people, including women and children, displaced by tribal conflict.

Thai Protesters Occupy Bangkok Streets as Fringe Group Threatens to Attack Bourse

Group threatens stock exchange, saying it represents a 'wicked capitalist system' that created billionaires such as Thaksin Shinawatra.

NSA 'Spying Stopped Terrorism' Claims 'Overblown and Misleading'

NSA bulk surveillance programs have little impact on foiling terror plots.

Anti-Fracking Protests Held In The UK Despite Assurances

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